My favorite Commie Guns in 5.56mm!

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It's fun to own com-bloc type firearms chambered in 5.56 vs. their Soviet calibers like 7.62x39 and 5.45x39. They're generally good investments and if you're mostly an AR / 5.56 shooter they make even more sense for ammo commonality. We take a look at some of my favorite Commie Guns chambered in a freedom caliber, 5.56!

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